Sacha,

Thanks for the response, I learned a couple things with that last post
to the list...

Don't set priority *high* due to blackberries on the list (I forgot that
those can be set to ring for emergency due to priority...

Don't set return receipt unless you  really really want to spam
yourself (cause there will be the percentage that will actually click ok)

sip debug ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx will turn on debuging for the phone I am
having problems with...

YAY its working

I had to turn register on, and also input the proxy info, which I didnt
realize I needed. (after all, which gateway, which proxy, I have 2 ...
asterisk for voip, and another for the network as a whole...)

It responded immediately,  and the time updated also in the ata admin
screen.

Thomas


Sacha Panasuik wrote:
Thomas,

You should check whether the ata is successfully registering with asterisk.  
Some thoughts on that:

Connect to asterisk with a high verbosity level: asterisk -vvvr
Enable sip (I am assuming your ata is a sip device) debugging.  To enable 
debugging for all sip connections:
sip debug on

Now force the ata to register - usually power cycling the device.  The 
scrolling log on your terminal should show the sip registration process and may 
give you a clue, such as bad password.  If the ata is not registering with 
asterisk at all, then the problem is the settings on the ata itself.  You will 
want to refer to any docs available for your ata or contact the ata vendor for 
technical assistance.

Once you do have the ata registered happily with asterisk, try a call from the 
ata to an app within asterisk, such as voicemail, so that you have as little 
involved in the test.  If that works, then try a call to the softphone and then 
from the softphone to the ata, etc.

And if I could ask: please don't set the high priority setting on email to the 
list.  My blackberry is my pager which is set to wake me up for a high priority 
message.


Sent from my BlackBerry device on the Rogers Wireless Network
-----Original Message-----
From: Thomas Keats <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Fri, 30 Mar 2007 01:24:22 To:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:[email protected]
Subject: Re: [on-asterisk] Help with ATA

Ok, so I have made entries for
extensions.conf

sip.conf

and the ata will not ring, when I use the softphone to call the ip/extension #/name.

Note, the sjphone I can see register with CLI when asterisk is running, however I do not see the ata attempt this... all the settings SEEM to be correct.

Am I missing something?

Thomas


sacha panasuik wrote:
Thomas,

If your asterisk server is on the same 192.168.0.x network, there is no need for either the NAT enable nor the stun server. I don't use this particular ATA (preferring the Sipura 2/3xxx series myself), but your settings look overall correct, assuming you have created an extension on your asterisk server named "housephone" with a password of "mypassword".

On 3/27/07, *Thomas Keats* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:

    I am having some trouble setting up a SIPCOM ata-1000 to register with
    asterisk.

    Asterisk DOES recognise the SJPhone I have installed on my XP Box at
    192.168.0.1 <http://192.168.0.1>

    The ATA is on a static at 192.168.0.100 <http://192.168.0.100>
    without dhcp

    [admin screen]

    NAT Support
    NAT mapping Enable: yes
    Substitute VIA Addr: yes
    STUN Test Enable: no
    Ext IP: [empty]
    NAT Keep Alive Enable: yes
    STUN Enable: yes
    STUN Server: http://stun01.sipphone.com

    No Proxy setup (Is my proxy the asterisk box? or the  gateway for the
    internet?)

    User Account Setup is as follows

    Display name:  House Phone
    User ID: housephone
    password: mypassword
    Use Auth ID:  No
    Auth ID: [empty]


    Time and date are  wrong on the ATA, how do I fix this?

    I would love to simply plug my cordless into this ata and use the
    asterisk box FINALLY without having to sit at the computer...  Can
    someone give me a glimpse into what I am doing wrong, or missing?

    Thomas




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